On the Divine Images: Three Apologies Against Those Who Attack the Divine Images
1980·107 pages
Eighth-century theological defense of Christian sacred images against iconoclastic arguments, grounded in scripture and tradition.
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Eighth-century theological defense of Christian sacred images against iconoclastic arguments, grounded in scripture and tradition.
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St John of Damascus wrote the treatises Against Those Who Attack the Divine Images in response to the iconoclastic heresy of the eighth century
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will contain mild spoilers
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Devotional theological treatises defending Christian icon veneration
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Discusses biblical idolatry in contrast to holy icons
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Addresses imperial iconoclastic policies and church authority
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References historical persecution of icon supporters
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